What have you done to your vehicle lately?

[Coyote9]

Flushes are almost never necessary. Still a good idea to replace fluid and filter at the recommended service interval.

Thanks, Midas even refused to do that because I did not have service records

 

[G O B]

Paid it off. Now I own it. $10,000 equity in a '14 Grand Cherokee. Something is strange when 10 year-old cars are worth that much.

 

[TheDan]

Midas

Mechanic equivalent of fast food. Nothing wrong with it per se, but they don't know how to make something that isn't on their menu, even if they have all the ingredients for it.

Honestly good on them for refusing the work if they are unsure. Most places like that love hooking up their flush machines as an extra charge on customers even though it's completely unnecessary.

 

[Jakashh]

New Toyota truck and suv engines are looking real problematic. Damn shame considering how good the new lineup looks.

 

[seeker_two]

New Toyota truck and suv engines are looking real problematic. Damn shame considering how good the new lineup looks.

Best to wait a couple of years to let the buyers flush out all the problems....

 

[TheDan]

New Toyota truck and suv engines are looking real problematic. Damn shame considering how good the new lineup looks.

Yeah they fucked up. The GR was a hoss.

 

[Dingo]

Got a new rear axle, all because my local dealership forgot to put oil in after they did a flush! Also waiting on a new drive shaft they F**ked up. All on my 2020 Sequoia with 35k miles, guess they really wanted me to buy a new one